american pioneer powder
Can someone please give me some insite on amp. i live in pa. using a lyman 50 cal. flintlock currently 90gr. of goex fff. powder. was looking for something cleaner. your opiones on american pioneer powder would be a big help. its hard to get a honest review.
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RE: american pioneer powder
My experience with it was that it is very inconsistant. Shot good groupsone day and poor groups a few days later. Switched to another powder when the groups went bad and they tightened right back up - so it must have been the powder.
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RE: american pioneer powder
ORIGINAL: nene08 Can someone please give me some insite on amp. i live in pa. using a lyman 50 cal. flintlock currently 90gr. of goex fff. powder. was looking for something cleaner. your opiones on american pioneer powder would be a big help. its hard to get a honest review. |
RE: american pioneer powder
Not a good choice for traditional rifles. I like it for my inlines, but I wouldn't trust it in a sidelock.
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RE: american pioneer powder
ORIGINAL: nene08 Can someone please give me some insite on amp. i live in pa. using a lyman 50 cal. flintlock currently 90gr. of goex fff. powder. was looking for something cleaner. your opiones on american pioneer powder would be a big help. its hard to get a honest review. Chap Gleason |
RE: american pioneer powder
ORIGINAL: gleason.chapman ORIGINAL: nene08 Can someone please give me some insite on amp. i live in pa. using a lyman 50 cal. flintlock currently 90gr. of goex fff. powder. was looking for something cleaner. your opiones on american pioneer powder would be a big help. its hard to get a honest review. Chap Gleason |
RE: american pioneer powder
It aint going to do very good in a flintlock. Goex or any real blackpowder IMO is the only powder to use a flintlock.
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I have to agree with most of the posters here. None of the substitues work well in a flintlock. The main reason is the ignition temp. Goex ignites at about 460 degrees but the rest of the substitutes ignition temp is from 600 to 800 degrees and from my expirements none of the subs got very good ignition especially the APP powder. Goex does take a bit of clean up but it is the only powder I will use in my flinters.
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ORIGINAL: frontier gander It aint going to do very good in a flintlock. Goex or any real blackpowder IMO is the only powder to use a flintlock. |
RE: american pioneer powder
Ive tried the 10 grain duplex with triple 7 and the first shot would be on and the next 2 would drop 11" from the first shot. Pyrodex does a lot better but you can hear/feel the difference. Its ok on a shooting rest, but out in an actual off hand shooting situation, that slightly longer Go off time can send you home either empty or wound a deer.
A bucket of hot soapy water does the trick for clean up. A couple windex patches and you're done. |
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